They have all won awards in Queen’s Award for Enterprise (QAE).
The Awards are designed to recognise and encourage outstanding achievements in the fields of Innovation, International Trade, Sustainable Development and Promoting Opportunity (through social mobility).
The 2022 award winners in Buckinghamshire were successful in two categories: International Trade and Innovation.
International Trade:
- Medical Research Network Ltd, Milton Keynes
- Turville Valley Wines (Rafine Ltd), Haddenham
- M&M Supplies (UK) PLC, Milton Keynes
- Focusrite Audio Engineering Ltd, High Wycombe
- G&L Scientific Limited, Marlow
In the Innovation category:
- Dawson Group Plc, Milton Keynes
Her Majesty’s Lord Lieutenant of Buckinghamshire, Countess Howe said:
“I have great admiration for the six businesses in Buckinghamshire which have been selected to receive the Queen’s Award for Enterprise this year. The additional challenges of Covid-19 and Brexit cannot have made operations easy, so this achievement is even more remarkable. The Queen’s Awards differ from personal honours such as OBEs and MBEs, since they are given to an industrial or business unit as a whole and recognize management and employees working as a team. A Queen’s Award for Enterprise is a whole company success, and the businesses can feel justifiably proud of their achievement. Based as they are in the entrepreneurial heart of Britain, it is exciting to acknowledge the contribution which they have made to the prosperity of the county. My congratulations go to all six companies, and I look forward to visiting each of them in due course to make the presentations on behalf of Her Majesty The Queen”
View the Buckinghamshire Lieutenancy website for information about the Queen's Award for Enterprise.
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